10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIBWORT»
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ribwort in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ribwort and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Plant Lore: a biography of border wild flowers. The
Ribwort ...
374, it appears that “ Knot-weed ” in that county is applied iudilferently to the
three species of Kuap-weed, Centaurea Cyanus, nigra. and Scabiosa; all of
which agree with Ribwort in having hard heads or “knaps,” which is Gerard's
expression ...
James HARDY (Hon. Secretary to the Berwickshire Naturalists' Club.), 1864
2
The Gourmet Weed Cookery Book
1 handful ribwort plantain 400 g aubergines 1 large tomato 100g kohlrabi 200 g
carrots 1 medium onion oil 2 teaspoons basil, dried 2 teaspoons dill, dried 2
teaspoons chives, dried 300 ml vegetable stock 3 teaspoons tomato puree 1 cup
...
3
Alien Species and Evolution: The Evolutionary Ecology of ...
(1992), for example, examined the shift of the Baltimore checkerspot butterfly (
Euphydryas phaeton), a close relative of Edith's checkerspot, to ribwort plantain
in NewYork State.The native host of the Baltimore checkerspot is turtlehead or ...
4
Annual Report on Feild and Other Experiments Durham
At each station it caused a diminution in ribwort (a) when added to
Superphosphate, and (b) when added to Kainit. The action of Superphosphate
may be similarly summarised : — Superphosphate, costing 35s. 7d., has in five
years produced, ...
5
An encyclopaedia of agriculture ...
Among the inferior herbage plants which are occasionally cultivated, are burnet,
ribwort, furze, and spurry. Those which might be cultivated are very numerous,
and includes several species of Ficia, J,athyrus, Galega, Lotus, TYifdlium, ...
John Claudius Loudon, 1883
6
A Modern Herbal: The Medicinal, Culinary, Cosmetic and ...
PLANTAIN, RIBWORT -Pl.ANTAIN, SEA of European Plantago, but the best are
those of P. Psyllium. They are dark brown on the convex side, shiny, inodorous
and nearly tasteless, but mucilaginous when chewed. They are demulcent and ...
7
The Journal of the Board of Agriculture
This result is probably largely due to the fact that when the general herbage is
forced by nitrate of soda, ribwort, being rather a small plant, is partly crowded out.
Tabic XI. — Effects of Manures on Ribwort (Set i). Ribwort holds its own fairly well
...
8
Nature's Pharmacy for Animals:Second Edition
Ribwort Plantain (Plantago lanceolata) is a herb favoured by all traditional
healers around the world. It is one of the favourite herbs of the aborigines of
Australia where it is called the Old Mans Weed. Plantain is the herb, which is very
badly ...
Harald W Tietze & Friends, Harald W. Tietze, 2001
9
Dictionary of Plant Lore
Ribwort Plantain 320 Rimu represented the girl, the other the man. Next morning,
if both were in bloom, it was a sign of true love between the two (Denham).
Cheshire children, when they first see the flower heads in spring, repeat the
rhyme: ...
10
Dictionarium Botanicum: Or, a Botanical Dictionary for the ...
Plantago Qyinquenervia major, The greater Ribwort Plantain. This greater
Ribwort Plantain has several narrow, long, and hairy dark-green Leaves lying
onthe Ground, withfive Veins or Ribs for the most part in every one of them, and
pointed ...
Richard Bradley, T. Woodward ((Londres)), J. Peele ((Londres)), 1728
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIBWORT»
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ribwort is used in the context of the following news items.
Symrise brings the freshness and benefits of plant juices to cosmetics
Dandelion, horsetail, melissa, ribwort and stinging nettles are grown and harvested in Germany. A ginger juice from Sri Lanka rounds out the portfolio. «Premium beauty, Jul 15»
Sowing wildflower meadows, and leaving Nature in charge
There are also the sparkling, whorling small white flowers of Ribwort Plantain spread throughout. Bumble bees and solitary bees are now constantly visiting to ... «The Ecologist, Jul 15»
The history behind that refreshing glass of Independence Day iced tea
They went back to brewing tea from home-grown leaves of currants, strawberries, sage and ribwort. A Liberty Tea was concocted from strawberry leaves, and ... «Roanoke Times, Jul 15»
Sandy's Garden ... Fechters
And right now I am looking back at a time when children played with plants, specifically with ribwort plantain … Plantago lanceolata to give it its botanical name ... «Falkirk Herald, Jun 15»
Nurture your child with nature
With her, children learn about plants: how to pick and eat a nettle without being stung, how ribwort — warrior plant that grows where there has been a lot of ... «Irish Examiner, Jun 15»
Grazia's Marc Morgan Goes Foraging For Caorunn Gin Ingredients
These latter items were not to be found on our day out, but we did spot Jack by the Hedge, Sweet Cicely, sloes, Ribwort Plantain, Sweet Water Mint and a myriad ... «Grazia, Jun 15»
There really is delicious dessert — and Michelin star dinner — in …
We enjoy wild salad greens with tomato aspic; a bright green foam soup made from the mushroom-flavoured ribwort, or common narrow-leaved plantain; trout ... «National Post, May 15»
Buckhorn Plantain: Another Unwanted Pasture Weed
On top of those stems, you will find the buckhorn plantain's (also referred to as ribwort plantain) very recognizable flower head, which is usually less than four ... «Sevier News Messenger, May 15»
Finding hidden treasure in your garden
The same goes for the leaves of nettles and ribwort , two other perennial wild plants commonly seen growing in Irish gardens, meadows and wastelands, and ... «Irish Times, May 15»
The Challenging Consequences of Co-Infections
The team examined the co-infection of a common UK plant, ribwort plantain, and the potential outcomes. Their pathogens of choice were two strains of a fungal ... «Popular Science, Jan 15»
